General Markets Report From Chicago As Wheat Prices Slide
Weather forecast notes fall tonight and Friday in Iowa Illinois and South Dakota. Market news from Chicago February fifteenth reports heavy receipts offsetting wheat scarcity in Europe with near double arrivals versus last year. May wheat opened lower then fluctuated while corn and oats rose, pork lard and ribs prices listed amid overall weak close and steady provisions trading.
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Chicago
Europe
Northwestern
Chielot
America
Corp
May
Sheep Market Shaped by Mixed North Central Cattle Trends
Chicago and Kansas City livestock reports show the sheep market opening and closing strong with varied pricing for natives, westerns, yearlings, and lambs. Cattle and hog markets reflect steady to firm demand, with hogs rallying and cattle holding steady. New York and Minneapolis weathered price shifts in grains and produce amid overall market movement.
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Kansas City
Ste
ST. Louis
Bathager Sippel Dies Suddenly in Waterloo Home
Bathager Sippel, longtime Waterloo resident, died suddenly yesterday afternoon after a brief illness. He had remained active despite declining health, and his passing occurred at his home on Sixth Street West.
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Bathaser Sippel
Waterloo
Sixth Street West
Dae
Weddings at Valentine Home Tie Emelia Thede to Ralph Kiliott
Last evening at 908 First Street Mr and Mrs Jerry Thede hosted the marriage of their daughter Emelia M to Ralph H Kiliott youngest son of J R Elbee of La Porte City Rev Edgar A Valliant officiated in a arch of red and white crepe with valentine decor The couple will reside on the groom's farm six miles southwest of La Porte City after March 14.
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Jerry Thede
First Street
Emelia M
Ralph H. Kiliott
J. R. Elbee
la Porte City
Edgar A. Valliant
First Baptist Church
Gyo Little Gind
Marsgaret Fisher
Blanche Watts
Henry Thede
Clare Bunyan
Margaret Runyan
Harve Ma Jhood
Ilinois
la Partety
Bennington
Iva May Knapp
George Knapp
Reuben Lynch
Mt. Vernon Township
Hy Beeman
Walnut Street Baptist Church
Katherine Bell
Tra Knapp
Florence Leland
Grace Demming
Grace
Coral Shiming
Bennington Township
State Teachers’ College
Vernon Township
Burr Lynch
Waterloo
Josiah Deming
Plainfield
Ellen Deming
Mrs. Bell
Cedar Falls
Richard Knapp
Sallie
J. J. Rainbow
Frances
Jesse Seeley
Iva May
Whitnefelter
Esther
George Michael
Carl
Water loo Bank Clearings and Realty Transfers Report
Bank clearings for the Waterloo week ending February 14 1913 totaled 137592.61 with holiday clearings 883482.11 and year earlier week 158848.86. Realty instruments recorded include deeds 39 mortgages 24 chattel mortgages 8 and bills of sale 2 totaling 711 instruments to date 873 with last year 657 and an 18 increase. George W Cushaw released on bond after assault on Dr G J Mack in the Syndicate Building office.
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Black Hawk County Abstract Co
Waterloo
Cutsilaw
George W. Cushaw
Cutshaw
G. J. Mack
Funeral Services for Leriene Heiple Veith Friday
Funeral services for Leriene Heiple Veith will be held Friday at 2 p.m. from the late home at 1745 Fourth Street East. Rev J W Paul will conduct short prayers at the house. Interment is in Fairview Cemetery. The deceased was a devoted Sunday school member of the Manual Church, located at Fourth and Sewell streets. Date and weather annotations note past temperatures and a medical graduate, Dr K E Jayne, who certified in the county.
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Leriene Heiple-Veith
Fourth Street
J. WH. Paul
Manual
Fourth
Sewell Streets
Fairview Cemetery
Pullman Car Case Settled After Outcry
Lillian M. Smith sued the Pullman Palace Car Company for 1999 in alleged attentions and annoyances by a negro porter aboard a Minneapolis to Dubuque trip. Settlement reached out of court with the plaintiff receiving 650 and the company paying costs. Plaintiff’s husband, a Minneapolis showman, helped explain the case and sought publicity avoidance. Attorney I J Wenner represented the plaintiff.
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Lillian M
Minneapolis
Waterloo Theatre
Packey McFarland Beats Murphy in Ten Round Bout
Packey McFarland of Chicago defeated Eddie Murphy of Boston in ten rounds at the Auditorium theatre in South Bend. The easterner offered little resistance, with McFarland dominating from start to finish in a one sided contest noted for McFarland’s superior speed and ring control.
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Packey McFarland
Murphy
South Bend
Ind
Chicago
Eddie Murphy
Boston
Auditorium Theatre
Rotten Army Deal Revealed in Evidence
Washington D C Feb 15 correspondence showing a marital tragedy was released by the house committee on expenditures in the war department. It notes President Taft shielded Maj N M Ray to protect a woman's name and army honor. A clerk described Ray pressuring the woman and threatening her husband with discharge. The charges were withdrawn and then relayed to the president who halted a court martial.
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Washington, D. C
House Committee On Expenditures
War Department
Maj
Ray
Chicago
Taft
Maj. Ray
Gen. Whipple
Court Martial for Ainsworth Presented in Washington
Washington February 15 Adjutant General Fred C Ainsworth is relieved from duty at the war department and will soon be ordered before a court martial Charges are expected to allege conduct prejudicial to order and discipline and possible subordination Serious friction existed between Ainsworths staff and the general staff The crisis followed Secretary Stimson siding with the general staff
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Washington
Fred C. Ainsworth
Army
War Department
Stimson
For Rent 120 Acres with Rich Soil Near Water
For rent 120 acres with rich soil and improvements, near Waterloo. Inquire Briden & Sherratt, 210 1-2 East Fourth, phone 1720 or 1724. Also a note about a test black enamored automobile tail lamp finder seeking notice.
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Briden &Sherratt
East 4Th
Waterloo
Briden & Sherratt
East
Divorce Decree Divides Wealth In Two Cases
In the divorce suit Car rie Shewin versus Loren B Sherwin a decree grants alimony of 10 000 and assigns Cedar Falls parcel a Reo automobile and 2000 cash to Mrs Shewin. She must deed a Grundy county farm to Mr Sherwin to pay debts and alimony. They wed Sept 26 1901 and separated June 25 1911. Blanche Murphy seeks divorce from William Murphy in Black Hawk county court. married June 29 1911.
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Carrie Shewin
Loren B. Sherwin
Sherwin
Blanche Murphy
William Murphy
Black Hawk County
Proclamation Sets Vasquez Gomez as Mexico President
Near El Paso Texas February 15 a Vasquista proclamation from Chihuahua names Vasquez Gomez president of Mexico and pledges friendly American ties while Palomas becomes temporary Vasquista seat. American troops entered Juarez by mistake sparking brief unrest as guards stopped them and arrested the unit. tensions eased after release of the soldiers. Mrs Charles McGee of Tacoma arrives in Waterloo for a few days visit with Mrs George M Cousins and local friends.
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el Paso
Tex
Chihuahua
Vasquez Gomez
Mexico
Madero
Palomas
Juarez
Uieut
M. W. Fields
Charles McGee
Tacoma
Wash
George M. Cousins
Waterloo
Endorse Kenyon bill to halt liquor shipments in Iowa
J H Taft Cedar Rapids and Rev M M Gable urged laws to annihilate the liquor traffic at the all Iowa Methodist convention closing session in Des Moines. The convention endorsed Senator Kenyon's bill prohibiting shipment of liquor into dry territory with Governor Carroll presiding and Bishop McNowell of Chicago delivering an address.
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Des Moines
J. H. Taft
Cedar Rapids
Business Men’s Temperance Association of
Iowa
M. M. Gable
Constitutional Amendment Prohibitory Association
all-Iowa Methodist Convention
Kenyon
Carroll
Bishop McNowell
Chicago
Farm laborer crushed by silage mass near West Liberty
West Liberty Iowa February fifteenth. Harry Rockwood seventeen nineteen years old a farm laborer from Shelby Michigan died after a thousand pound frozen ensilage collapsed on him while he worked beneath it yesterday afternoon. His body was removed to the home in Shelby Michigan. Brakeman G A Barthol held of Clinton Iowa died after both legs were crushed in an accident at Comanche Virginia yesterday afternoon. He died in a Clinton hospital this morning. His home was at Bennett Iowa.
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Sippel
Waterloo
Frank Bros
Hamburg
America
New York City
Iowa
West Union
Jor
William
Washington
Claud
Will Wilson
Mary Baxter
Hudson,lla
J. P. Berthh
E.R. Welstead
Rud
Mason
Mr. Sippel
George
Michael
West Liberty
Harry
Rockwood
Shelby
Mich
Clinton
G. A. Bart
Comanche
Bennett
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Brooklyn Rapid Transit
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First Brethren Church
W. A. Bryant, JR
South Street
Crystal Theatre
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Evelyn Miller
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Bathager Sippel
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Sera
KE. T. Jayne
Kush Medical College
Pullman Gar
Lillian M. Smith
Laintily
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Rotten Army
Ainsworth
A. Enos
Harry Rockwood
Rock Iskind Brakeman
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Vinton
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